《夏洛特的网》观后感

《夏洛特的网》观后感

在希望之星英语培训班学习的时候，偶然看到《夏洛特的网》初中组配音比赛，看到那一个个似曾相识的画面，我不禁想起以前看的小说《夏洛的网》，便充满好奇心的观看了这部英文电影。

这部电影讲了一个小猪威尔伯的神奇经历。它是一只春天的猪，生下来就发育不良。美丽善良的女孩子芬恩在一个下雨的夜里看到她的爸爸在母猪生了11只猪却只有十个奶头的情况下，便想把我们的主人公——威尔伯杀掉。芬恩十分很不忍心，主动要求饲养这只可怜的小猪，故事就由此开始。按照西方的习俗，春天的猪都会在圣诞节被做成熏肉火腿，是看不到冬天的雪的，威尔伯听后非常恐惧，曾经多次逃跑未果。这时，蜘蛛夏洛特出现了。它们成了相当要好的朋友。为了威尔伯不在圣诞节被主人杀掉，夏洛特暗下决心要帮助威尔伯逃过此劫难。她对小猪许下了要帮助它的承诺。

自此，夏洛特不停地想着好词，不断用网编了出来，吸引人们的视线，提升小猪威尔伯的名气，想以此来打动主人不要杀掉威尔伯。如此三番，在夏洛特的努力下，主人终于觉得威尔伯是一只很了不起的小猪，便决定带他去参加一个宠物大赛。事情似乎有了转机。但到了比赛现场，夏洛特和威尔伯听说，如果比赛不成功，它依然会被做成培根，事情已经到了最紧急的关头，于是再次夏洛特拼尽全力和坦普顿（一只小老鼠）帮助了威尔伯，使它最终获得了奖牌，逃脱了死亡的命运。可当小猪拿到奖章时，夏洛特已经虚弱疲惫不堪了。临终前，她很感激威尔伯把他的蛋囊带回农场……

在那个美丽的春天里，小猪威尔伯守护着夏洛特的514个孩子诞生，其中有三个留下来陪他，继续着它们那美好而又感人的故事……

夏洛特作为一个被其他动物瞧不起的丑陋的蜘蛛，为了兑现对好朋友威尔伯所做出的承诺，为它煞费苦心，殚精竭虑，最后用牺牲生命的代价让她的朋友看到了冬天的雪，躲过了死亡的厄运，这是一种多么可贵的精神？这又是一种多么深厚的情谊？我被夏洛特这种遵守诺言的精神和伟大的母爱深深地感动。我突然觉得，友情的力量足以撼动宇宙！人心在此刻得到了净化和升华！

一只普通的小猪，一只平凡的蜘蛛，造就了一段轰轰烈烈的友情的佳话。权、财在这样唯美的友情下，灰飞烟灭……

 

第二篇：夏洛特的网 英文读书报告(读后感)

Book Report of Charlotte’s web

1. About the author.

Elwyn Brooks "E. B." White (July 11, 1899 - October 1, 1985) was an American writer, best known as the author of children's books Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little, and as the co-author of the widely used language guide The Elements of Style. E. B. White graduated from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1921. He picked up the nickname "Andy" at Cornell, where tradition confers that moniker on any male student surnamed White, after Cornell co-founder Andrew Dickson White. While at Cornell, he worked as editor of The Cornell Daily Sun with classmate Allison Danzig who later became a sportswriter for The New York Times. White was also a member of the Quill and Dagger society and Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI). He wrote for The Seattle Times and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and worked for an advertising agency before returning to New York City in 1924. He published his first article in The New Yorker magazine in 1925, then joined the staff in 1927 and continued to contribute for six decades. In the late 1930s, White turned his hand to children's fiction on behalf of a niece, Janice Hart White. His first child's book, Stuart Little, was published in 1945, and Charlotte's Web appeared in 1952. White married Katharine Sergeant Angell in 1929. Angell was also an editor at The New Yorker, and the author (as Katharine White) of Onward and Upward in the Garden. They had a son, Joel White, a naval architect and boat builder, who owned Brooklin Boatyard in Brooklin, Maine. White died on October 1, 1985, at his farm home in North Brooklin, Maine. He was buried beside his wife at the Brooklin Cemetery.

2. Summary.

This book is about a little girl, called Fern "The Pig Saver" Arable, who is an ordinary farm girl. One day, her father’s sow gave birth to some piglets, Fern's father discovered one of them was a runt and decided to kill it. However, Fern wanted to let it live. Therefore her father had no choice but to give it to Fern as a pet, and she named the runt Wilbur.

He is hyperactive and always exploring new things. At first, he lived with Fern until he was about 5 weeks old. Then he was sold to the Zuckermans for 6 dollars. He was reasonably happy on the Zuckermans' farm. However, day after day, he was getting lonelier, and wept as he missed the times he had with Fern. Immediately after, a warm and soothing voice told him that she was going to be his friend. So the next day, he woke up and saw his new friend dangling in front of him: Charlotte the grey spider. Thereafter, they talked to each other and commented on each other’s personality to pass time.

After an old sheep told him that he was going to be killed and eaten, he cried again. He did not want to die and Charlotte thought of an idea to save Wilbur from his fate. She spun some words on her web, so Wilbur would be famous, a famous pig would not be killed. Thanks to Charlotte’s great idea, Wilbur was not killed. However, in the end, Charlotte died at the carnival alone. Before that, Wilbur repaid Charlotte by bringing the sack of eggs she had laid before dying back from the carnival with him.

3. Impressions and comments.

Charlotte's Web is a wonderful and entertaining book. It mainly talks about the friendship between a spring pig and a spider. How to make friends with others? What should we do about it? I think the spider, Charlotte, has given us a good example. In order to stop the pig, who named Wilbur, from being killed at Christmas dinner, Charlotte has the idea of writing words in her web extolling Wilbur's excellence, such as “some pig”. Thanks to Charlotte's efforts, Wilbur not only lives, but also goes to the county fair with Charlotte and wins a prize. Charlotte’s action holds the point of view that it is widely accepted that helping others and doing others good should be

encouraged. That means it is a great pleasure to do others a favor when they are in trouble. I can’t agree more with the spider’s action, because I felt pleased and satisfied at heart every time when I managed to help others. Sometimes anyone in society may get stuck and need assistance, and at this time people around shouldn’t be mean to do them a favor. As a consequence, to construct a harmonious society, the demand of the spirit of helping others is restless. As long as we put our heart to help others, we will make more friends with others. Only in this way can we make a harmonious society.